 The
Vision 2020 of ASEAN-India Partnership proposes a long-term
strategic roadmap that will enable them to exploit the synergies
to foster a comity of nations firmly integrated at commercial,
cultural, political and social spheres and to achieve their
respective long-term developmental goals. Given the complementarities
between ASEAN and India, a greater integration will help them
join the ranks of developed economies. It will also enable them
to address the common challenges to comprehensive security.
The eventual vision of the ASEAN-India Partnership is to promote
Asian economic integration as a new engine of growth along with
other East Asian countries (Japan, China and Korea).
This document has
been prepared as per the mandate of the Second ASEAN-India Summit
held in Bali in October 2003 which called for preparation of
a long-term road-map for the growing ASEAN-India partnership
prepared by the think-tanks of the region. It represents the
outcome of a wide ranging consultations within India and between
RIS and ASEAN-ISIS and other think-tanks in ASEAN.
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Contents
Preface by Dr. Nagesh Kumar, Director- General,
RIS
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The
Vision of the Shared Prosperity |
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An
Action Plan |
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1 |
Trade
and Investment |
| 2 |
Money
and Finance |
| 3 |
Transport
Infrastructure and Energy |
| 4 |
Science
and Technology and Human Resource Development |
| 5 |
Sharing
of Experience on Managing Development |
| 6 |
Pharmaceuticals
and Health |
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Commodities,
Agriculture, Horticulture and Food Processing |
| 8 |
Small
and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) |
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Social
Development |
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Tourism
and Culture |
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People-to-People
Contacts, Media, Entertainment, and
Sports |
| 12 |
Coordination
in World Trading and Financial System
Issues |
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Political
and Security Cooperation to Address
Common Challenges |
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Annex
I |
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Annex
II |
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Published by:
Research
and Information System for the
Non-Aligned and Other Developing Countries (RIS)
Core IV-B, Fourth Floor, India Habitat Centre,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110 003, India.
Ph. 91-11-24682177-80 Fax: 91-11-24682173-74
Email: dgoffice@ris.org.in
Website: http://www.ris.org.in
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